Common Good Bookkeeping Cooperative arose out of a need recognized by local worker cooperatives and small community non-profits for affordable bookkeeping and administrative services.
We currently have 10 members and are looking to expand.
Key Benefits of Becoming a Member
- Stability and consistency with workflow
- Cooperative and collaborative work environment
- Democratic decision-making
- Investment in the cooperative (one share per member; payments deducted from bi-weekly paychecks)
Membership Admission Requirements
Members shall be limited to persons who:
- Patronize the cooperative through
provision of their labor, whether part-time or full-time, - Purchase or be in the process of purchasing one membership share, and
- Have completed or are in the six-month probationary period.
Contact us to learn more about becoming a member.